§ 1046 County Dormitories For Disabled
This law lets a county's school board build and run dorms for disabled people who live in the county, if the board thinks they need them, and set the price for staying there.
A teenager with a physical disability lives in a rural county and needs to attend a special program at the county school. The school board decides a dorm is needed and builds one for the student to live in during the program.
Because the board judged a dorm was necessary, they can provide the room and decide how much the student’s family will pay for it.
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§ 1046 County Dormitories For Disabled
Last verified: January 10, 2026